USW Civil & Human Rights Scholarship Available.
 05/10/2023

USW Civil & Human Rights Scholarship Available.

Available to all students who are children of active USW Local 10-00086 employees of Merck & Co. Inc. West Point plant site in West Point, Pennsylvania. Please fing the Application and the Civil & Human Rights Brochure attached below.

Thank you to Robin Drace for your continued efforts.
 02/12/2019

Thank you to Robin Drace for your continued efforts.

We want to show our very own Robin Drace a very huge thank you for her role in community services . Robin has been with this Local for 30 years this coming March. She has continued to be an exceptional leader in her efforts to support our troops . She has been giving care packages to our military men and woman across seas to the tune of 3000 packages . Last night Steve Walter , retired Army Captain and one of robins first care package recipients was at our local union meeting to present her with the Jefferson Award she won through the International Steelworkers for her community service efforts. So from all of here at the local we want to say to Robin, you are an inspiration to all and from the bottom of our hearts we THANK YOU.

Civil & Human Rights Scholarship Program
 10/12/2018

Civil & Human Rights Scholarship Program

The Civil and Human Rights scholarship program is designed to assist students in obtaining post- secondary education. Three $2,000 scholarships will be awarded in 2019.

Civil And Human Rights Scholarship Basketball game.
 09/20/2018

Civil And Human Rights Scholarship Basketball game.

Lets all help out the Local Civil And human Rights Scholarship fund by getting our tickets early and locking in our seats. This has always been a great outing for getting to meet new members and celebrate a good cause. Please check out the event under our Calender section for ticket info.

Poor Peoples Campaign March.
 08/31/2018

Poor Peoples Campaign March.

The District is in the process of obtaining buses in the Pittsburgh, Harrisburg and Philadelphia area to participate in the Poor People’s March. The march was organized in 1968 by Dr. Martin Luther King and the Southern Christian Leadership Conference in an effort to gain economic justice for poor people in the United States. The march was carried out by Ralph Abernathy in the wake of Dr. King’s assignation. Fifty years later we will again march on Washington D.C., Saturday, June 23, 2018.